Marshall Super Lead 1959 original vs reissue SLP

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Comparing a 1975 JMP super lead 100 to a 2002 SLP reissue. Both amps are stock except for a Mercury Magnetics output transformer in the reissue. No pedals or attenuation running through a 1960ax cab with greenbacks Mic'd with a sennheiser e906.
1975 JMP: Siemens el34's with mullard i63 12ax7's
2002 SLP reissue: chinese el34's with JJ 12ax7's

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21 окт 2024

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@DannyKGuitar 3 месяца назад

Damn. I can see that you have a Power Station, but bruh the camera is shaking How are your ears? 🫨 Great tones anyways. I think I actually prefer the Reissue slightly. More bite.

@alexnuzzi4780 3 месяца назад

@@DannyKGuitar didn’t use the power station for this video… rocking ear plugs 😎 I felt the super leads needed to be unleashed to show their awesomeness

@alexnuzzi4780 3 месяца назад

@@DannyKGuitar my tech who just went over both amps pointed out to me that the reissue had a .68 cathode bypass cap on v2 (I think that’s the right term) which he said will add some upper mids. It was something that Marshall phased out apparently in the early 70’s. I honestly like them both!

@DannyKGuitar 3 месяца назад

@@alexnuzzi4780 Damn! That rocks, man. Yeah both sound great. I imagine the 70s will be brighter when turned down, though. IIRC they had higher value bright caps than the late 60s Plexis and reissues.